Sentence examples similar to inward looking face from inspiring English sources

He is impassioned about the potential for cancer research with HANA as much as he sees SAP transforming from an inward looking business software company to one that is outward facing, used for research and predictive analytics.

Facing no credible external enemy, the United States in 1869 was as inward looking as it ever had been or would be.

"It's inward looking".

The philosophy of Glass is inward looking.

But they are, for the most part, still inward looking.

They're inward looking, dyed-in-the wool".

His new book is more inward looking and more intimate.

FRPs are not inward looking and narrowly defined unitary agents.

"The railway board is extremely inward looking," he said.

Europeans are more inward looking today.

It wasn't about looking desirable or pretty, he liked the inward-looking face.